A look at the list of the retained players for the Multan Sultans (MS), who finished in the last position of the 2025 season of the Pakistan Super League (PSL), heading into the new edition of the event.
The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) has invited the bids for the 2021 season's winners of the Pakistan Super League (PSL), Multan Sultans, ahead of the 2026 season of the competition.
Ali Tareen’s decision was made public after most of the other bidders had already reached the venue and spoken to the media. His late withdrawal reduced the competition to nine bidders for the two new PSL franchises.
PCB set to take over Multan Sultans in PSL 2026 after current ownership deal ends in 2025. Board to manage franchise for one year before auctioning it to a new owner in 2027.
Multan Sultans are likely to undergo a name change ahead of PSL 2026 as the franchise goes up for new ownership. Here’s what we know about the rebranding plans, Ali Tareen’s exit, and the team’s future in the expanded PSL 11.
Ali Tareen steps down as Multan Sultans owner after a dispute with the PCB, ending a seven-year tenure marked by success and rising tensions. With the franchise facing valuation issues and renewal disagreements, PSL 11 now awaits new ownership.
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